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Boneyarders may take a look at this thread on O'Brien Mcgraw's bench that shows how the Irish fans stay au courant with our coaching, our recruiting and other aspects of our basketball.
Here is a typo corrected sample quote about Geno which is both accurate and laudatory. Although we should refrain from dragging the contents of other websites here, I just could not help it.
Are the Irish fans worried about the UConn juggernaut? Not as much you would think and this is why they are not.
Here is a typo corrected sample quote about Geno which is both accurate and laudatory. Although we should refrain from dragging the contents of other websites here, I just could not help it.
Most coaches (I'm talking about those who are able to coach up their players, not the people who have no business coaching in the first place), no matter what the sport, have limits. Some can only coach up average kids to be good and can do nothing with elite players. Others can only coach elite talent and can do nothing with average participants.
Auriemma is unique in that he has been able to successfully coach up three different talent levels. He took poor/average talent and coached them up to be good. He started getting good talent and coached them up to be great. He started getting great talent and has morphed them into what we now see.
Are the Irish fans worried about the UConn juggernaut? Not as much you would think and this is why they are not.
Here I would like to remind Boneyarders that Muffet Mcgraw's prehistoric bench software does not accept smileys.Geno may or may not be a great coach, or a great person. I don't know him. But, I could have coached some of those teams to a national championship. OK, I couldn't, but Dillon could have.
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